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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01
CENTRALIA ITEMS.
Regular Correspondence.

Good sidewalks are being laid all
through town and many other i'm.
provements are going on.
Better days are in store for this little
burg We believe. Strangers are flock.
ing in every day, and the empty
houses are fast being tenanted.
A gentleman and his wife from Chi
cago are also in search of a home
They have come to the right place
We have good land and lots of it in
Lewis county.
Rev. Mrs. Jones, formerly pastor o.
the Baptist church here and in Che
halls, returned home this week. She
has been for the past few months in
Eastern Washington. Il
Rowell, from Napavine, has rented
the old store room from Mrs. Jameson
which has been nicely fitted up. He
has put small printing press, in will
the intention of starting a paper ir
Centralia.
There is one large family from Mich
igan who have rented Mr.. Seely'
house. They have with them daugh
ter, almost grown, who is an invalid
They think that this climate may par
TALLY restore her to health. 81.
Mr.. Flint and his bride arrived las
Sunday. Mr.. Flint's parents have al
ready been here over a year and like
the country very much. While Mr.
Flint, senior, is grubbing out stumpl
on his farm, his good lady is catering
for the hungry crowds who make Q
Decline for the Centralia hotel.
Friend Novy, the hardware man
left here on Tuesday morning, intend
ing to reach Klickitat prairie, wher'
he has a homestead. He took Will
him Frank Bruce, whom he will leav,
there for the purpose OF doing work or
it. A large wagon load of provisions
gun and boat also went with them
Mr.. Dagler has charge of the stor
during his absence.
Mr.. Steiger, who has a hardwar
store in Canyons building, has bough
the store and Westinghouse next t
McAllister's. AS Mr.. Foutts has tn
postoffice there, we suppose this trans
action will necessitate the removal G
it to some other equally convenien
quarter. ~
CENTRALIA, March 80, 1887.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

THE people OF Western Washington
are now vigorously applauding the
tableau presented by Old Seattle in
war paint vigorously brandishing his
Ratchet, while in the background the
dusky maid, Tacoma, kneels with arms
raised in supplication for the fulfill.
ment of promises so long delayed AZ
to arouse dire apprehension that she
has been victim Of misplaced conf.
dence. While the red light burns
Olympia and Port Townsend show
their appreciation by vigorously ap
plauding, and when the curtain falls
call for an encore.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01
Party Duty.
The Chehalis Nugget remarks:

AS Judge Allyn will soon hold terms
in this district. every conscientious Demo
crat must prepare to applaud his worst
blunders, and every true Republican to
rrnmbie at his best decisions. This sort
of Il. ing is religious duty with the po-
litica parties"
That may accord with the Mug
wumpian idea of party fealty, but it is
not in harmony with the past record
of the Democratic party. The Old
Guard" is composed mainly of free
thinkers on political subjects, men
who believe in, and have exercised the
privilege of, vigorous " kicking" when
ever circumstances seemed to warrant
it. Their ideas of fealty attach to
principles rather than to men. They
may become warm personal adherents
of leaders who vigorously and consis-
tently uphold what are recognized as
true principles, as the best and at
times only means of their advance
ment, but when support of those in
authority is demanded on mere per-
sonal grounds or the simple claims to
the protecting agis of the party name,
they are stripped as suddenly of their
strength us was Sampson when he
ceased to respect the admOnitiOns Of
conscience. Judge Allyn will doubt
less receive all the courtesies incident
to our wcll-known warm and generous
Western hospitality. This will be ac-
corded him irrespective of party.
There is very little he can do in the
line of political duty that will aid
either party, but that little he should
do, and it must be done at the begin
ming Of his term, if at all. 1t is SIM
ply to select good, honest, faithful,
competent Democrats to fill the cleri-
Cal oilitc, " la lis gift 1t is unne-
ccssaiy e. IKE any reasons for this
duty 1t i. Il, knowledged by the lead
ing and best men of both parties, and
has the sanction of party usage under
all parties and at all times. Unless
the Judge follows in the wake of Re-
publican precedent, and becomes an
aspirant for Congressional honors, he
may not have another opportunity for
expressing his party predictions dur
ing his term of Office.
The Nugget can rest assured that
Democrats will cordially applaud all
they approve, but the time has come
when all the sophistry in the world
cannot convince them that it is right
for the verdict of the people favoring a
radical change in officers all over the
country, to be set aside by the edict of
anybody vested with authority under
this or any other Administration.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

JOHN NJ. Murphy prints one of the bAu
weekly newspapers published in the Ter
ritory. He is one Of the very small class
Of printers who are good newspaper men
He knows how to set type, do the press.
work, gather locals. dig into the vitals OF
q secret that belongs to the public. He
is good descriptive and editorial writer
and though a Democrat dyed-in-the
wool, is too fair man to be always par.
tisan. He deserves and we hope he en-.
joys large circulation for the STANDARD
Ledger.
Thanks, most gracious signior! II
it were not that some of the craft
might raise the cry of "mutual ad.
miration," we might return the com
pliment and affirm that the Ledge,
is one of the most welcome visitors a,
our sanctum, despite its vander-billious
sychOs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

WHAT is the length of time from
the creation to the birth of Christ
Some authorities give it as 4OO4, but it
is said the Sphinx was chiseled out OF
rock $500 B. c. Writers on sacred
chronology differ in conclusions from
1888 years to 1884 years from the crea-
ton of man to the birth of Christ.
The Septuagint version gives 5S72
years; Hale's, 54l1; and Usher, usual.
ly followed, 1904. More than one hun.
dred and twenty estimates have been
published by chronological writers be-
tween the limits named above. If by
creation, the formation of the solid
crust of the earth is meant, Sir William
Thompson says one hundred million
years, and from vaporous conditions 6
time inconceivably longer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

THEY now have artificial tish-worms,
for the use of those whose "fiesh
crawls" when handling live worm.
1t is said that all fish are mullet-heads
when it comes to matters of diet, and
that false fly or an imitation worm
captivates them quite as effectively as
the glitter and tinsel of the world at
tracts the festive dudes of the human
species.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

AN Easter paper asks why is it that
when a man begins life as a laborer
and rises to wealth or intellectual dis
tinction, he is pointed to with pride as
an example of self-made men, while if
a woman begin life as a cook OF
chambermaid and rises in the world
other women never even overlook it OF
forgive her.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01
The Rabies Crv for It.

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. 1t is a
most valuable family remedy to act on
the bowels, to clense the system, and to
dispel colds, headaches and fevers.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Co., San Francisco, Califor.
mia. For sale by T. I. McKenny, Olym.
pia, w. T,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

Our esteemed friend, Col. Parker, of
the Walla Walla Statesman, in a late
issue of his paper, presents his regrets
to his Pendleton friends visiting that
city that he could not be present, as
ga prior business engagement, relat-
ing to the welfare of the whole Inland
Empire had called him away" which
leads us to remark, in the language OF
the psalmist, "GoOd Lord, on what
slender thread, hang everlasting
thingsw
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

AN exchange says that the Salvation
Army will conduct Summer cam
paign among the Indians of the North
west. 1t will prove just the form Of
worship to suit the" untutored mind"
The tambourines will make sweeter
music for his ears than the golden
harps of paradise, and the gaudy col
ors worn by the band will shine with a
brighter luster for his eyes than the
pearly gates of the New Jerusalem.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

A SAN Francisco dispatch, of the
28th ult., says that the little steamer
Darn that crossed over the Columbia
river bar in a disabled condition on
February Sd, and was afterward res
cued and then abandoned, was sighted
by the steamer Empire on the 14th
fourteen miles west of Coos Bay, stern
down and her bow eight feet out of the
Wafpr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

Some of our people want to know
why the STANDARD does not classified
the Nugget for its expressions against
Olympia. We feel like the father
when his wife asked him to punish the
baby we can't find place big enough
to shank.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

THERE is some satisfaction in the
thought that the COronet, though she
bears a regal name, is an American
vessel, and that our nation still carries
the broom for ocean flyers. 1t is sim.
ply q case OF Yank beat Yank,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

IT seems that Seattle rejoiced too
soon. Tacoma's request for definite
action in the location of the Northern
Pacific Land Offices at the terminus
has been answered by a favorable ac-
ton, and the transfer will be made
some time next month. As. Tacoma
goes up, Seattle goes down, and thus
these interesting adolescents continu-
ally seesaw.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

HANG up the gun and take down the
reel. To-day it becomes unlawful to
kill, swan, ducks, pigeon, teal or butter
balls, and lawful to angle for brook
and mountain trout. The Nimrod re-
tires for the season while the Isaac
Walton comes forth with pole in hand
to beat the murmuring strea inlet for
for its silver treasures.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01
OLYMPIA
Collegiate Institute
Olympia, W. =.

ACADE41C DEPA3T21MH
THIS Institution for students az -
i sex 10 under the control Of - r.
odist Episcopal church. Studsnfs aii<
to any or no religious donomiuat3oSs r
received on the same footing. and 8 r
tsrianism il taught.
Three courses arc open to the 60
the Academic, the Normal and Bu0IS2
or Commercial.
The Academic CDarSe
Extends over years and prepares -
men and women for college, Eiytu
ough preparatory instruction. in
mates and In ancient and modern IT,
; The. Normal Cegrsa
Extends over 8 years and hts stude r
the teachers profession. A pleosaGf5
ture in this course will BE- lecem0i5
moral science by members ofthe cle1
The Business Ceurse
Extends over 2 years and gives -
men and women . compr0hG6aiSH7
quaintance with the business foFmS
details of commercial educatio0.
keeping and Penmanship throunh
entire course. Lectures will -.
from time TO time by prominent -
of the bar ON Commercial Law.
The building has been thoroughiY1
ovated aud put in excellent condieis3
. prosperous school year. A Llte1lPv
ciety 10 held In connectionswith Shes1
tute. The school will open the fisns T.
dAv In September with J. L. H<hduN5
Prinoipai and l.. P. Yemen, IbstSusss17
Higher Mathematics and Al,cit.ns
guages Peter Cochran In Assietani r.
Principal Of Grammar aud Prisnas9S
psartinehts. where children ure r.
at all ages over five years. A0ee
will be furnished IL needle I. I'd
ana circular address the PRINCIPAL. s.
j. L. HENDkH3
Olympia, Aug. "a. 1856.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

1T if said that the transfer of the
prisoners at Seatco to the new Peniten-
tiary at Walla Walla, will take place
about the LIST of MAY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

1t is said that Barnum, the greatest
living Snowman in the world, intends
to bring his colossal shows to this
coast this season. If he does our peo
pie will see a show that is q show.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

ALEXANDER Goldenson, the dude
who killed little Mamie Kelly, in San
Francisco, last fall, has been found
guilty of murder in the first degree.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

GRAND Master Workman Powderly
has decided that assemblies of the
Knights of Labor cannot vote money
for political purposes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

MRS. Jasper, of King county, has
been committed to the Hospital for
the Insane.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

MISS Bessie Louise King is bound
westward at the head of the Boston
Opera Company.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

POLITICIANS need not think we are
April-foolin' in this issue of the STAND.
ARD. Every word is "frozen TRUTH"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

Mr.. S. w. HALL, the Tacoma CORE
spondent of the Seattle Htelligencer
assaulted Mr.. III. S. Harcourt, editor
of the Tacoma Nems, in the office of
that paper, yesterday afternoon, with
a pistol, and fired one shot without in
fiicting any injury, the course Of the
bullet being arrested by steel-lined
pendant of the necktie worn by Mr..
II. A second shot shattered the hand
of M. Boise, city editor of the same
paper, who had grappled with Hall at
the beginning of the encounter. The
cause of the shooting WAS paragraph
in the News rejecting severely on the
personal character of Mr.. Hall. The
assailant was placed under $4,000
bonds last evening, to appear at 10 A.
M. to-day for a preliminary hearing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01

In China they apply the heroic
remedy to the tramp nuisance. Re-
Gently near the city of Hong Chow,
800 tramps who were terrorizing a
village were inveigled into a temple
which was set ON fire, and all the
tramps were burned to death except
80, who succeeded in getting out.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01
Probate Notice.
b IL ptssets CslH 4 ihuv1sa Csusts. ! 4
usaasta ianitsy.

- Iatltey.
TN the naates II the estaAe q ~
L Darcy, deceased.
The AdminisGsatoc horoau -
. peation herein. whereby
that there 2 not enough psessal
pensee Of adminisGration aud fk69
Of said estate. Il b ordered tkat ~
sons Interested appear before TT
In Olympia. on the 18th day Of Art
at 10 O'Clock 4. L.. to show cAu6oI
they have, why an order shall ~
granted the AdministratoF to soil I'll
estate Of the deceased, or % mueA
OF - shall b necessary 70 nay 80
lOwancea, cherges and debts.
&-a Witness my hand ard ~
LIS. Of said court, this l1eA =
80 March. 1851. {. II
n. A. W00E
Judge OF the Prohaso c.
Olympia, March 10. 1851.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01
DELAYS are Dangerous.

You say, well Ills only a slight culd /;
look out It may lead To an Inflammation
of the lining of the numerous air cells of
the Lungs. This is Pneumonia Or to
spasmOdic contractiOns of the fibres of the
air passages. which is Asthma; or the in
tlammation of the lining membrane Of The
throat and tubes which pas, throug. the
Lungs, which in the first stage is called
Bronchitis and may lead to Consumption
Santa Able is delicious in flavor, C., rtain
and perfect in results. A few doses W II
relieve, q thorough treatment cure the
above named diseases. Every bottle war
ranted by G. 3. Mann, Druggist, Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01
A Logical View.

Rev. James Freeman Clarke SAYS
more in fewer words, on the claim OF
women to the ballot, than anybody we
have yet met in the field of letters. He
asks, )" What are the reasons why wo-
men should vote?" And then answers,
L" The principal one is, that there is no
reason why she should not vote. In
this country, we assume the ground OF
popular government; We say tia; he
public opinion of the whole penpl. is
the safest guide; We make univcr> !
suffrage the cornerstone, deep, s,l. =,
broad, ON which the whole bull ing
stands in stable equilibrium. Here
every man votes, except where good
reason can be given why he should
not. Foreigners just landed do not
vote, because they do not understand
our institutions, and do not yet belong
to the nation. Idiots and insane peo-
tiC w hOt NOtC, uSSouoC SAACy nave IlOt
the use of their faculties. Children
do not vote, not having the necessary
knowledge. Criminals do not vote,
for they are public enemies. Now, if
any similarly good reason can be given
why women should not vote, they can
properly be deprived of the suffrage
but not otherwise, on American prin-
ciples. No such reason can be given.
Women can understand our institu-
tons as well as men; they have, like
men, faculty for judging what per
sons and measures are desirable; they
are not public enemies, but friends to
the common veal. If no reason can
be given to show that women, as wo-
men, cannot vote wisely and well, then,
on American principles, they ought to
vote"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-04-01
Notice.

q. y LAND Ors.w Q1susA. W. r
March -, 1nU9.
COMPLAINT having besn 60
~ this office b. samuel u.
against Elijah B. Tyrsell FOR aio9
bis Donation Notification No, -
Oct. q. 1858. upon the ~ 4 socfa9S
NV = section Is. township 10 moth
] west, II Thursto0 county, w.
. view 70 tho cancellation a. aat6
the said Parties arg hereby samnDol
appear q this Office on the N e
May. 1887, .at 2 o'clock ?. 4, @ so
ana furl.tsh testimony ooucoeuon9
alleged abandonment aud & apG66
% our subtraction that perscual 3
cannot b made. service viii s. RI
publication. posting and mailine, u
Ing . rules - and II Of Praceiso q /
JOHN Y. 0STRANDHa &
MnloY d HAvAas, '5
Attorneys for Conteseauk
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TO SAVE NATURAL GAS.
Experiments sfnde Mt Carnegie ltros.
frgGli Co.'s Union Iron Mill. .ss-g

" " Il ID . D. ri ID . H +.
Experiments afado ut Carnegie, ltros. "
Co.a Union Iron Mill. g
PuttJurgh Dbpaieh. h
The Philadelphia Gas Company has in.
troduced new and economical method in
using natural gas in Carnegie Bros. & Co. 3
Union Iron Mill, on Thirty.third street. /.
A gauge or Indicator has been attached
to several new furnaces. It uhows tho
number OF cnbic feet OF gas uaed in tho
making Of q ton OF raw iron. l. is claimed
that the gauge shows the plan Of 3 now
furnace which, II constructed In accord
snea with 1t. will aaye ouG-half the gas
nsed. When gas VIVA introduced but lew
firms made any alterations In the constTue.
ton OF their furnaces, the change being
only at one place III the furnace with cost
Of less than $lOQ.
This Grm, however, has had several fur
naCeu rebuilt at tho COS. OF $3.50 for each
furnace. In thoue tho experiment haa
shown that It requirca $500 cubic feet OF
sas, with temperature Of 5000 for, one
heat. There arc 900 pounds OF metal
placed In furnace for each hoat, and from
ono hour TO an hour md q half arc r0-
quirGd to prepare It.. 5. st s. y. + =
THE gaugea chow that o ton OF muck
iron eau be manufactured from a ton OF
metal with 1000 cubic lset Of gas, but In
m ordinary furnace It requires from 1000
| 10 1000 cubic feet to each heat. lis or.
pocted that tho now furnaces will result
In a great saving OF natural gas.
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But Green's Angus. Flower has done
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shipments 200O head; market Sttong; shIpplns
steers s.; SOai Is: siocken and feeders 81 bsa2 Dol
cows bulls and mixed 81 4nu2 s0 Texas cattle 81 Sl
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Shipincnts none: market weak nnd iNai5c lower
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! common Slb0aS 10; lambs IS tOa6 10. 5tIlia,-'
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IS; receipts 2, 100 head; Rhip,nenH 800 head.
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"Eshel, do you love me?" he inquired
in a haaty, eager manner. II have often
told you CO., was tho reply. "rhon
prove 1t now.h "How can II" "Ohange
your iace.powder. The kind you uso now
almost invariably makes ms sick."-
Merchant 1rateier, II 4E l.s.g
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Firet beer.garden waiter: "Mrs. De
Goodo Is OF for the summer sysin."
Second waiter: "How do you know any.
thing about that fine lady movements ~
MIR. De Goode has just come in."-Hart
ford C0urant. ". - - ~ -